Sentence examples for subtle definition from inspiring English sources

The political thriller, however gnarled, calls for an agile energy of maneuver and a sharp if subtle definition of plot and character.

On the eyes, cream shadows from the new Pro palette — Runway Rose on the lid and Must Have Brown in the crease — added subtle definition.

It will give great subtle definition if used properly!

Emphasizing these two areas gives the eyes subtle definition, and creates the illusion of wider eyes.

Line your upper and lower lids with brown for subtle definition, using either an eyeliner pencil or an eyeliner brush dipped in shadow.

Instead, Waghelstein, now a professor at the Naval War College, offers a subtler definition.

The fundamental change was shifting from standards set by targets to broader, subtler definitions of service quality, and crucially, the "customers' experience of that delivery".

Indeed, the sensitivity analyses carried out for the purpose of the current analyses clearly show that subtle changes in definition affect incidence rates.

"I think it's an expanding agenda, and maybe it's more nuanced and subtler because the definition of who is considered part of the lesbian and gay community is now much more complex, and much more challenging".

This achievement, which involves some remarkably subtle chains of definitions and logical reasoning, has become known as Frege's Theorem.

Comparing our results with other readily available data from Côte d'Ivoire on causes of death presents the difficulty of comparing predominantly rural data (e.g. Taabo HDSS, presented here) with overall country data and with data potentially derived through different forms of data collection and with subtle differences in definitions.